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Carnoustie, Panmure Works

Works (Period Unassigned)

Site Name Carnoustie, Panmure Works

Classification Works (Period Unassigned)

Canmore ID 87465

Site Number NO53SE 10

NGR NO 55377 34121

Datum OSGB36 - NGR

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View from SW showing SSE front of calender shop
View from SW showing SSE front of calender shopGeneral view of S elevation of works from SW.General view from E of S elevation of works, with former engine house at E end of range.General view from E of S elevation of works, with former engine house at E end of range.View from SSE of S elevation of central mill showing pediment dated 1857.General view from W showing NNW front and part of WSW frontGeneral view from SW showing SSE frontGeneral view of S elevation of central mill from SW.View from SSE of S elevation of central mill showing pediment dated 1857.View from S showing bricked up main entrance on SSE front of calender shopPanmure Jute Works, Carnoustie.  Oblique aerial photograph taken facing north.

Administrative Areas

  • Council Angus
  • Parish Barry
  • Former Region Tayside
  • Former District Angus
  • Former County Angus

Activities

Build (1857)

1857 linen works for Smieton & Co, one of the first factories designed, built and equipped by Robertson & Orchar, Wallace Foundry, Dundee. It had an obelisk as a chimney and weaving sheds driven from below. The two storey front calender shop has a dated cartouche in the centre, to be read from the railway, and a beam engine house to the East. Nearby Panmure Institute, with an Italianate tower, was funded by the paternalist and music-loving employers.

Information from Mark Watson, Historic Scotand, 22 May 2013.

Publication Account (2013)

1857 linen works for Smieton & Co, one of the first linen weaving factories designed, built and equipped by Robertson & Orchar, Wallace Foundry, Dundee. The front two-storey calender shop has a cartouche, to be read from the railway, and a beam engine house. Nearby Panmure Institute, 1864, with an Italianate tower, was funded by the paternalist and music-loving employers.

M Watson, 2013

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